Thanks, great Stalin.
for our
South Korea
PEACEFUL TANKS kicked North
JUPSIDE-DOWtzi
SOVIET VERSION OF TRUTH
Kora, on the
boot with the seat of its pants
TALE
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1950.
Why won't the Westem democracie & peaceful while we do thom in?!
PHONEY PEACE PARADE
World Copyright. By arrangement with Dolly Merció,
Why America
must not fail
by
GORDON
JOHN
BVIOUSLY it in
WHAT'S
GOING ON
by EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE
LONDON.
ANCING highlight of the 1950 нeason comes when about 1,000 guesta go to Buckingham Palnce for an "evening party."
It is a less formal affair than the full state Court Balls of former days.
Many young people are invited, as well as the Diplomatic Corps, Government and Opposition leaders, and other distinguished persons.
Last year the Ring and Queen danced with their guests Lill 4 o'clock.
* THE DUCHESS
OF RUTLAND
But many older people left Ancient Briton about hin AN around midnight, for the King be talked to me in his Berkeley has relaxed the old rule, which Square office, 11 was hard to decreed that no one should believe that be was the mne leave before the Sovereign had who, 42 years ago, urdered a retired.
tangle of wires, care, and fabric
ft in brilliant scene. All to be put together in the form the men (except. In the past, of a kite, and won £1,000 by Mr Aneurin Bevan) wear flying In
ful
over
circular
evening dress, pangled course of one mile. with stars, sashes, and medals. "A tricky plane to handle.
And most women buy new
that
he old, pointing to a frences; family tires nad heir photograph of hiraself at the ounts come out of their strong controls. "And that pig sitting Joxes for the night.
beside me that was the first Who on these occasions, plg that ever went flying WENTH the most magnidcent itwellery? I am told that the
Taught Navy
Duchess of Buccleuch takes the AFTER Lord Brabazon,
prize for the older generalton,
he Duchess of Rutland for the younger.
Well served
INING in a Soho restaur-
DIN
ent one night, 1 came nerors
nore tenn champlons thura 1 have ever been in our spot, out- side Wimbledon.
American !farls Louise Brough and Margaret du Pont at with Natley Mertzen zand Kay Tuckey. Tony Mottram and his wife were at another table, Before I had finished my meal Doris Hart, Pat Todd, and Erle Sinrgess had joined the throng. This was too much for co- incidence.
of
Sir Francis McClean, the father
naval Aviation. lic too started · Dying in 1908, ordered: thren of the first nix Wright machines built in this country and taught four naval officers
to fly.
That cheerful oki gentleman with whom I drank u glass of port in Ure old-Goshinned dignity of a London club had forged the draf Ink in a chain which led, nt that very
moment, to the Chinn Seas, where on air- craft carrier steamed towards Koren with 82 jet fighters and. light bombers aboard.
One more grand old man o! aeronautics I spoke to that day
tall
Colonc Harry spry The root of the matter goes Delacombe, who retired from see ourselves no back 25 years, when Turin-born the Royal Navy in 1892 and We should
balancing Power, strong Alberto Pessione WUR head used ED ballooning in a top enough to be the decisive facti waiter of the old Embassy Club, hat hud frock cont, between peace and war at any Among hts
distinguished When, in 1907, he joined The Lensjon. And clientele, which included the Times in first-ever air corres- moment of grave in the end the solid bridge be-Take of Windsor and the late pendent, his naval and military tween the erupting continents
of Kent, were many colleagues complained to the
The plain fact is that we ever lose our independence of have put ourselves in a difficult judgment and action when crists situation by persistently miglect- develops. And we are moving int to build up the strength of that way. Britain and the Commonwealth
as a separate and, maybe, at
too suffering, is in no mood for some sume, a tecisive force be early to estimate with retreut.
tween the two Powers domime ting the East and the West, any certainty whether
In any conflict we must align the spark in Korea has lit a If her satelite in Korea gels alve, with the West. There
nose and Russla i no alternative open to us. world conflagration. But I punch on the
decider to accept the lization, But it will be bad for the should think it unlikely.
transfer her world and disastrous for us if we Fabulage campaign and subver-
vual open war. alve activities elsewhere And
Much depends, of course, on the swing of the battle
# Southern Korea should
be completely overrun
by
he
will merely
She will keep one trouble slotj the northern invaders the after another round
her perl-)
will
be
task of America (and the sefer bubbling ni boiting United Nations) enormously heavier.
But, having accepted the challenge, America must achieve victory
That has been her policy ever! sin the world war ended, i has palei her ample dividetats,
Aid he will continue it al whatever the Communist revolution suc- the cost. I she did not, her Leds or collapie prestige-and
ours--across
Asia and the Parifie would
be shattered,
Our Need
Risk Too Great? THEREFORE, the second point
RUSSIA.
the other hand, if she decides not emerge from the shadows into the open war, accept the check,
to
to remember in that even complite victory for America in Korea will not raive in
ehtest degree the major prob lean shalding the world today,
That problem is to
the
achieve
Is a permanent basis of under-
she accepted the cheek im- standing between posed by the Berlin air-lift, America, und Russia
Britala, Such ng:
It seems most likely that will ensure is a period of peace, she will.
a measure of tranquillity, and some degree of common friend- Some suy that the swift hip. reaction of America nust
Kothunst that happens in have surprised and dumb Korea can alve
probier that founded her. I doubt that. Its solution will conc Cven-
ally not from statesmanship.
It must always have been in her calculations.
War
¡MANCE
the
Duke
So. never failing to build sporisimeni. Tels, champions editor that he was "prostituting
our
strength,
we
should
al
Nigel Starpe and Richard the Services" by Attributing the same time Ritchie
(IIow sceralary of strategic importance to pero- put foremostituen's Club) often went there nautics. among our poli- guests.
Then Pensione opered a restaurant of his own. Sharpe Abe unpractical and uncons
RTISTS urc expected
cies the regaln- 1771: of thnt wise state and Ritchie were among MIN
manship which for so many centuries gave us the leader- ship of the world.
Thus it is that, every sum- mer, the world's most famous tennis players flock to a little The first obrestaurant in Soho, vious step is to take the con-
Wrong turning
Early birds its wanderings, ot of forcian L MUSEUM has a
ONDON'S SCIENCE
KOREA
TOKYC
the hands of a Secretary State
failing
10
irst of his customers, and ventional. Royal Academicians toolt alory? their Wimbledon made good use of this privilege friends.
they held
an evening When reception.
The queue of arriving quests, tail-coated and evening gowned, twined interminably through the vaulis. It even pasatd, an the through Ladies' Cloak Room. new and I do not know whether Mr polles out of exciting display: no exhibition
Autler,
guest of honour, under- [*] of flying machines, from
the of
gas went
full ordeal. When 1 aw him when balloon to supersonic ht.
upstairs he looked like a man Surely the men who devised
who has hid at confines almost and flew these early relies unhappy experience.
must be as defunct as the cuva Perhaps he had merely caught
Not men7
They are
of Brabazon Tara, There is nothlag of the
health
OKINAWA
perpetually
to
a hospital bed.
FORMOSA
(London
Ir-
And so
pren Servic)
26.
wearing well.
First Lord
THE CHAPMAN
sight, unexpectedly, of Dame Laura
Koight's picture of Princess Elizabell,
-(London Express Service)
PINCHER COLUMN
life starts again for Tomy
W
POTTER
fome,
a
HEN -17-year-old was working cheerfully at that Dr Guttmann has achieved Next he shows them how to
hoy seaman TONY a carpenter's bench and International
bringing. wnik with the conta him invitations to Itach his rhythm, first between parallel fell looking forward to walking
ethods in France, Belgium, bars, then On sticks, inally but from wounded on the deck of into his Birmingham home. Holland. Ismel, and South with only the support of light-
H.M. sloup Black Swan in The doctor Into whose care Amerlen,
weight splints. the Yangtae River just over Tany wo transferred hos de- Il success with paralyzed
vised an astonishingly success prople, rojected by
Instructors then teach every | xious to learn for future mess the world is in today you year ago, it seemed that ful system for restoring people doctora
as hopeless, prings patient a trade. Touy 15 endled with severe spinat injurin to from that typically Genman fearning carpentry. Pretty 16- worthwhile life had
ner-normal life. than for him.
character side of ta
which year-old Marle, who
is partly to He gas them walk by demands Shell-splinters planes and
from
incticulous attention recovering the use of her lega teaching them the hip-jerking to detail
reven years after her splus was Chinese Communist whore steps of the conga. After months
More likely she was an-
guidance just how far
And
when you
survey the
she cannot but renthe that we lack
statesmanship even
Incl: We
ships.
could go. Having learned, she will know better how to aghting men.
play the next cards.
more
11
other
battery had severed his of practice this over-develnos Il treats the critically slek spinal cord. On regaining ustaralysed muscles not nor men and women now sent to mally used for walking. So his him from hospitals Biroughout
It seems improbable that Delicate Issues sciousness he learned he patiens entually move that Britain in five stages
jured by a bomb, is taking up engraving.
Former unskilled labourers have become draughtsmen. Others have developed Inta
have studied jaw, learned
sho desires to become in- volved in open war. At least,
would be permanently para- In a series of stiff-legged steps With blood transfusions and expert clock-makers. Some QUITAIN respondexi not yet. Open war, which B
with lysed from the waist down. which give them enough Inde-
special Inspiring swiftners to the "A
feeding he gets Innganges. doctors Pendence to look after them- she knows means war to the
paraplegic."
selves.
them back into good physical death, is too great a risk. I call of America and the United called him."
He heals pressuro This doctor who has already alp?.. Ill as Tony was then It rercued more than 400 men and wounds by having his patientsJobs. Two took him alx months to women from what he calls "the turned over every hour day and three patients he has treated or
human scrap-heap," is a tubby, night for months, He gives in full-time work. Many of But in fact, no other course carn the full horror of clain-smoking ex-German re- them his own bubbling en- them are supporting families. was open to us. And In the erisin what being EL paraplegic fugee called LUDWIG GUTT thusiasm for life.
de not think she is prepared gesture we made.
Nations. It was A tremendous
to put her destiny to that gamble.
The Red Pot
every man Government.
stands behind the
But do not let us blind our-
MANN,
Finally, the doctor ands them out of every
THEY MARRY.... may mean.
Then, by means of an alcohol Though he could never
HIS FIVE STAGES
injection treatment which, he COME have even found wives devised, he stops the uncontrol through their Imove his legs at will, they
Infirmity- to the difficulties and were continually jerking in B from freslau's Jewish Hosables the pallents in it up in Guttmann's grey eyes shone be
DEFORE ho went to Britain Jable muscle spasms. This en- they UNTIL the last shot is solves
married thale: conq, fired in Korea there implications of the situation inviolent spasms which stop-pital in 1930 he, was already well wheel-chairs, Without It the hind his rimless glasses when he must be moments of high which wo have placed our-ped him sleeping. Torrible known medically for bts spasms would throw them to showed me the wedding picture wounds developed wherever Ingenious "hot-box", which an
the ground.
of the ntirse he gave away" an
his body pressed on those able dere determine the He strengthens their muscles brier. British ships, planes, and even
and
to n paralysed Army
the Rightly, aupaldo down
doclor gives Credit for his With the feet much of the one sel of pedals successes to the patients
openlo the selves. Ilis treatment cannot be ective unless a patient makes and sustaina. a tremendous effort; -ɑf wüli,
ton
tension. We should be on elves. our guard lest we make re-
exact extent of 11 curring crises more
natient's acute
areas of akin
longer paralysis. no
by exercise on tandem armies may be zent on dulles by loud and wild war talk that will role
with properly supplica most delicate
(The patient lies in the how bleycle, hung box with grey powder sprinkled above the bed. But at least we should re- issues for us by conflicting with nerves.
He became as emaciated heat is turned on those parts of patient over his naked body. When the strapped to member two facts. Com- our foreign commliments
policies.
as the worst Belsen vic- the skin will supplied with machine by turning the other munism is a. revolution.
active nerves turn red as swept pedals with his hands. Revolutions cannot stand Wo may for example, be
molsteur the dye.. Arese Chen Guttmann, Shiblys them But without Gittmann's in- still. They must either go called upon to protect Chiang CONGA DOES IT
the glands are paralysed remain how to develop new.melos-for-genuity and persistence Tony balancing by exercising Potter and the 100 olier --- forward or back.
Kai-shek in Formoss against the new rutera of China, whom we YET, when I saw him rendeville work, on war ve they take up archery, wheel- Mandeville would still be help- But it is through his Stoke front of a mirror.'-, After this, tysed propte I saw of Sintes even have recognized. Deep and grave!
- ceatly In Stoke Man-ms, which he started for file, chair, netball, and other out. less wrecks. with all the checks it is now trouble could arise from that I'deville (Bucks) Hospital, he Government six
-(London Express Baroles);
And Communisma,
tims.
Stev
Years ngu, door gaines,
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